Living My Ecstatic Life: A quest becomes an awakening

The 9.0 earthquake of 2011, Japan’s most destructive ever, left thousands dead or missing and emotional scars on the entire nation. Beyond the fear and sadness in his young students eyes, William, also a survivor. saw their compassion and deep desire to aid the survivors. This is a love story about his passion to give them a voice for change, a quest that became an awakening. His year long saga in creating a charity concert takes him to London, Amsterdam, Cape Town and to climb through snow to reach his 60th country Lesotho. He films his free fall from 18,000 feet in his first attempt at skydiving to teach the kids the importance of having a “Big Dream” and living every precious moment ecstatically and in gratitude. Amid his hidden secrets for ecstatic living there is love, betrayal, forgiveness and a zest for the life he nearly lost. “We are attracting on both the conscious level through the mind and the subconscious level through the soul. Though consciously, no one wants to attract struggle, it is struggle that brings our most valuable lessons to relearn in this embodiment. We are responsible for every part of our lives. We attracted it.” Sonan A quote from a 12 year old South African boy, dying of AIDS. He left us with, “Do all you can, with what you have, in the time you have, in the place you are.”Nkoshi Johnson “The work you leave unfinished when you die, someone else can do, but, nobody can have your fun.”Sally Walker